Born in 1950 in Paimpol in Britain near the sea and the sky, Alain Le Boucher, has always been passionate about astronomy. Philosopher, artist and computer scientist, Alain Le Boucher created living luminous sculptures that he named 'Luchrones' (Lux: light; Chronos: time).
The 'Luchrones' of Alain Le Boucher are sculptures whose lights change according to programs he writes like music. Through a transparent construction of thin metal wires, the movements and rhythms of light transform constantly the volume and make the sculpture living.
Inspired by the distant flashes of stars, Alain Le Boucher uses light as his preferred means of expression and contemplates it as a message carrier, as a puzzle to decode. By composing real luminous choreographies, he seeks to create a volume of space-time, opening thus the sculpture to the fourth dimension.
The Exhibition includes some mural works and others on podiums.